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11 Apr 2024: C A M B R I D G E U N I V E R S I T Y. REPORTERSpecial No 4 T h u r s d ay 11 A p r i l 2 0 2 4 V o l c l i v. P U B L I S H E D B Y A U T H O R I T Y. Financial Management Information for the year ended 31 July 2023. 2 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER

25 May 2024: 1. PRESENTED BY THE CAMBRIDGE. CLIMATE SOCIETY. CJCR. RR. THE CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF CLIMATE RESEARCH. VOLUME 1. ISSN 3050-2012 (Print) ISSN 3050-2020 (Online). 2. VOLUME 1—2024 Editors Chibuzor Ndubisi Kilian Bartsch Liniet Gitonga Maja Glavin

24 May 2024: 13. Why London’s Free BusTravelforUnder-18s Represents theBest ofClimate Policy. Elsie McDowell. Introduction.Since 2005, people under the age of 18 in. London have been able to access free bus andtram travel through the use of a Zipcard.Purchased

24 May 2024: 61. Conflict and Dependence in Mineral Mining:TheCase ofVenezuela. Jenna Goldblatt. I. Introduction.Human conflict and environmental problems often precipitate one another, yet their relationship iscomplex and interdependent. When considering the

24 May 2024: 70. Natural Disaster Resilience and Resource Depletion: BambooConstruction in EcoVillages, Pakistan. Lara Peralta1. When developing disaster relief mitigation and response strategies, it is not often that the Westernizedworld looks towards the

24 May 2024: www.clientearth.org/media/uoxe0p0j/iacthr_ce_final.pdf.55 In the British context, see ASA Ruling (n 53) and Friends of the Earth (n 49) supra.

24 May 2024: 76. TheClimate Impact of PassengerTransport:Cars,Trains, and Planes. Kilian Bartsch. The carbon footprint was born as a public relations tool of the oil industry.1 Determining individual impactshouldnot demoralise or paralyze but rather accompany

24 May 2024: 3. FOREWORD. Climate change is the single biggest challenge our global civilisation has ever had to face up to. On anybusiness-as-usual scenario, it is now clear to all that it is highly unlikely that humanity will survive in itspresent form beyond

24 May 2024: 4. PRESIDENTS’ LETTER. Educating and empowering people about climate change and climate justice has always been a central tenet of ourmission at the Cambridge Climate Society. As this academic year began, we sought to identify how we can expandour

24 May 2024: 8. Why the Future Lies in Non-Western Perspectives. Harveer Hallaith. “What does it mean to have a reciprocal discourseon catastrophic end times and apocalypticenvironmental change in a place where, over thelast 500 years, Indigenous peoples faced